Low Salt Meals
Low sodium diet foods that taste amazing!
All meals on this page contain less than 600mg of sodium, meeting the dietary recommendations for a low sodium diet. Eating a low salt low sodium diet means not exceeding 2000mg of sodium per day.
Dietlicious is joining the fight against cardiovascular disease by reducing sodium content
We’re making our healthy meals even healthier for your heart! Dietlicious is proud to be the first healthy ready-meal maker to switch to a potassium-enriched salt. We now use Heart Salt, an Australian brand of low sodium, high potassium salt that contains 56% less sodium than regular salt.
The reason we wanted to expand our range of low salt meals is that consuming too much salt is bad for our health. It's linked to high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke and other health complications. Heart related conditions contribute to 44% of all deaths in Australia.
More info at bottom of page.
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Coriander chicken w broccoli$13.50 -
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Chicken saag w basmati rice$13.50 -
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Spicy chicken w macadamia$13.25 -
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Chicken + apricot tagine$13.50 -
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Classic French Chicken$14.00 -
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Spaghetti bolognese$10.75 -
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Beef bourguignon$13.50 -
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Salmon chermoula - Fish Only$13.50 -
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Vege lasagne$11.00 -
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Spinach chana dhal w rice$11.00 -
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Mexican bean pot$10.75 -
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Vegetable + lentil burger$13.25 -
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Vege tikka masala$13.25 -
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Eggplant parmigiana w quinoa$11.00 -
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Vege Italian style$12.50 -
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Thai spiced pumpkin soup$7.50 -
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Broccoli + almond soup$7.50 -
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Japanese chicken poke bowl$15.00 -
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Thai Chicken Salad$15.00 -
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Raw choc ball$4.25 -
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Salted toffee ball$4.25 -
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Jaffa ball$4.25 -
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Pistachio nut ball$4.25 -
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Choc nut ball$4.25 -
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GF toast w tomato hummus$7.50 -
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Breakfast frittata$6.50 -
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Tofu scramble w GF toast$6.75 -
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Tomato + chive scramble$6.50 -
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The link between heart health + salt
Australians currently consume around twice the recommended daily amount of sodium, in the form of salt (sodium chloride). This is problematic as too much sodium is related to a whole range of health complications, most notably high blood pressure (hypertension), heart disease, stroke but also kidney disease, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, gastric cancer, obesity, osteoporosis, Meniere’s disease and dementia.
Currently one third of adults suffer from hypertension and 44% of all deaths in Australia are caused by a combination of heart disease, hypertension and stroke.
One simple and cost effective measure to improve our health is to reduce our sodium intake but it’s not that easy to avoid salt. The majority of dietary sodium comes from eating packaged and prepared foods. Salt is added during the manufacturing process to enhance flavour, preserve foods and extend shelf life. It’s not just salty foods that contain added salt.
More about potassium-enriched Heart Salt
Like all the ingredients in our meals, Heart Salt is totally natural and has a great taste. This enables us to substitute regular salt for Heart Salt, without impacting the flavour of our meals. We’ve trialled our recipes and our customers agree – a resounding 97% of surveyed customers rated our low salt meals as 4 or 5 out of 5!
Scientific studies demonstrate the effectiveness of products like Heart Salt in reducing the risk of cardiovascular events, stroke and premature death. That’s why organisations like The George Institute for Global Health advocate switching to potassium-enriched salts as a population-wide recommendation.
If you've been advised to follow a low salt low sodium diet, check your doctor’s instructions first and remember to take into account the sodium level of all foods consumed in the day.
If you suffer from serious kidney disease, please check with your doctor or dietitian first as you may be recommended to avoid salt, potassium-enriched salt and high potassium foods.
